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God's Work, Or Man's? Storm-Battered Louisianans Are Unsure
Daniel Schexnayder has water up to his ankles as he stands outside, surveying damage to his home inflicted by Hurricane Laura six weeks before Louisiana was pummeled by a second storm, Delta.
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Inside Hurricane Laura: Incredible Video Shows NOAA Plane Flying Through Storm
Nick Underwood, a hurricane hunter with USA's National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, has given the world a rare view of the inside of Hurricane Laura.
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Crude Oil Rate Steady Below $46 Per Barrel After Recent Gains
The threat from Hurricane Laura has pushed the market higher this week, but the storm is not expected to affect supplies much because oil and product inventories remain high.
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Crude Oil Price Steady As Gulf Of Mexico Coast Braces For Hurricane Laura
The threat from Hurricane Laura has pushed the market higher this week, but the storm is not expected to affect supplies much because oil and product inventories remain high due to the coronavirus pandemic's hit to fuel demand.
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"Extremely Dangerous" Hurricane Laura Makes Landfall In US
Hurricane Laura made landfall in the southern US state of Louisiana Thursday and the monster category 4 storm prompted warnings of "unsurvivable" ocean surges and evacuation orders for hundreds of thousands of Gulf Coast residents.
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"Unsurvivable" Storm: Hurricane Laura Strengthens To Category 4
Hurricane Laura was barreling towards the coast of the southern US states of Louisiana and Texas on Wednesday as a monster Category 4 storm, prompting warnings of "unsurvivable" storm surge and evacuation orders for hundreds of thousands of Gulf Coast residents.
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"We Need To Be Prepared," Warns Texas Governor As Hurricane Laura Heads For US Gulf Coast
Storm Laura was upgraded to a destructive hurricane on Tuesday and is forecast to make landfall along the Texas or Louisiana coasts on Wednesday night, after earlier causing 24 deaths in the Caribbean.
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Twin Hurricanes Threaten US As Deadly Floods Hit Haiti
Two hurricanes are forecast to slam into the US Gulf Coast in the coming days, forecasters said Sunday, threatening torrential rain, high winds and flooding across the region.
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Pics From Australian Baby Spa Are So Cute, People Can't Have Enough
Being a newborn can be quite stressful, what with being new to the world and having to eat, sleep and poop all day. So, to help babies get some much needed R&R, two sisters opened a special babies only spa in Australia. And pics from the spa have taken the Internet by storm.
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Angelina Jolie Comforted by Johnny Depp Amid Divorce Drama?
"Angelina idolised Johnny for years before she worked with him on The Tourist, and then the pair of them really hit it off on set. But the two of them have stayed in touch ever since then, and spoke regularly during the storm that surrounded Johnny's break-up with Amber," said the source
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Skiers win, florists lose in storm-battered US northeast
The U.S. East Coast was blasted by the end of a four-day winter storm on Friday, freezing sales of Valentine's Day flowers and sweets but revving up snowmobiles and ski areas desperate to salvage a lackluster season.
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God's Work, Or Man's? Storm-Battered Louisianans Are Unsure
Daniel Schexnayder has water up to his ankles as he stands outside, surveying damage to his home inflicted by Hurricane Laura six weeks before Louisiana was pummeled by a second storm, Delta.
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Inside Hurricane Laura: Incredible Video Shows NOAA Plane Flying Through Storm
Nick Underwood, a hurricane hunter with USA's National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, has given the world a rare view of the inside of Hurricane Laura.
-
Crude Oil Rate Steady Below $46 Per Barrel After Recent Gains
The threat from Hurricane Laura has pushed the market higher this week, but the storm is not expected to affect supplies much because oil and product inventories remain high.
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Crude Oil Price Steady As Gulf Of Mexico Coast Braces For Hurricane Laura
The threat from Hurricane Laura has pushed the market higher this week, but the storm is not expected to affect supplies much because oil and product inventories remain high due to the coronavirus pandemic's hit to fuel demand.
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"Extremely Dangerous" Hurricane Laura Makes Landfall In US
Hurricane Laura made landfall in the southern US state of Louisiana Thursday and the monster category 4 storm prompted warnings of "unsurvivable" ocean surges and evacuation orders for hundreds of thousands of Gulf Coast residents.
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"Unsurvivable" Storm: Hurricane Laura Strengthens To Category 4
Hurricane Laura was barreling towards the coast of the southern US states of Louisiana and Texas on Wednesday as a monster Category 4 storm, prompting warnings of "unsurvivable" storm surge and evacuation orders for hundreds of thousands of Gulf Coast residents.
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"We Need To Be Prepared," Warns Texas Governor As Hurricane Laura Heads For US Gulf Coast
Storm Laura was upgraded to a destructive hurricane on Tuesday and is forecast to make landfall along the Texas or Louisiana coasts on Wednesday night, after earlier causing 24 deaths in the Caribbean.
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Twin Hurricanes Threaten US As Deadly Floods Hit Haiti
Two hurricanes are forecast to slam into the US Gulf Coast in the coming days, forecasters said Sunday, threatening torrential rain, high winds and flooding across the region.
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Pics From Australian Baby Spa Are So Cute, People Can't Have Enough
Being a newborn can be quite stressful, what with being new to the world and having to eat, sleep and poop all day. So, to help babies get some much needed R&R, two sisters opened a special babies only spa in Australia. And pics from the spa have taken the Internet by storm.
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Angelina Jolie Comforted by Johnny Depp Amid Divorce Drama?
"Angelina idolised Johnny for years before she worked with him on The Tourist, and then the pair of them really hit it off on set. But the two of them have stayed in touch ever since then, and spoke regularly during the storm that surrounded Johnny's break-up with Amber," said the source
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Skiers win, florists lose in storm-battered US northeast
The U.S. East Coast was blasted by the end of a four-day winter storm on Friday, freezing sales of Valentine's Day flowers and sweets but revving up snowmobiles and ski areas desperate to salvage a lackluster season.
